Emanuella Tagoe
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Emanuella Tagoe is a rising researcher in the field of rehabilitation robotics and biomechanics, with a focused interest in improving gait function for individuals with neuromuscular disorders, particularly cerebral palsy (CP). Her major contributions center on the innovative use of robotic exoskeletons for gait training, where she explores how priming robotic plantarflexor resistance with assistance can significantly enhance ankle push-off power—a critical component for efficient walking. In her most-cited work (2024, 4 citations), Tagoe demonstrates a novel approach to exoskeleton control that leverages the principles of motor learning and priming to boost rehabilitation outcomes. This research has the potential to transform therapeutic strategies for CP patients, offering more effective, data-driven interventions. Though early in her career, Tagoe’s work is already gaining attention for its practical implications and its integration of robotics with neurorehabilitation. Her achievements highlight a promising trajectory in assistive technology, with future studies likely to expand on these findings to improve mobility and quality of life for those with neuromuscular challenges.
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